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#1
Marina Stakusic (+140)
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Merida
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#5
@monkeebooger
I'm not sure any sane person would back Townsend. Not only is she struggling for form in singles but she is also even bowing out of tournaments early on the doubles side. Gracheva is a streaky player who has looked pretty sharp when I've watched her lately. Won 7 of last 9 matches with only losses to Sakkari and Pegula. Great start to the year for the french pancake so the line movement doesn't surprise me at all.
As I dig further into my notes I see that this match is BEING PLAYED ON US SOIL. Her home/away splits have defied logic for nearly 3 years now and I have to continue to ride until something changes. Obviously you already know this though.
Updated Taylor Townsend record since start of 2024:
Overall: 46-37 (55%)
North America: 38-16 (70%)
Overseas: 8-21 (28%)
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#11
Quote Originally Posted by jvarghese:
Quote Originally Posted by Tittylankaluver: @bringit Vavara pulled out she is now facing Linda Frutopia @bringit Still a play? -180 now.
Quote Originally Posted by Tittylankaluver: @bringit Vavara pulled out she is now facing Linda Frutopia @bringit Still a play? -180 now.
Gracheva dropped out. New player different situation. He is looking at the spread instead but should wait for confirmation.
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MERIDA
Emiliana Arango (+239)
Arango hasn't won a set of tennis since October and the majority of last season was underwhelming. But the lone exception was when she played in Mexico with the Columbian fans present to back her. She won the 125 in Cancun and followed that up with improbable finals in both Merida and Guadalajara. Big time pressure on her to defend points but banking on her to pull through.
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#16
Quote Originally Posted by bringit:
MERIDA Emiliana Arango (+239) Arango hasn't won a set of tennis since October and the majority of last season was underwhelming. But the lone exception was when she played in Mexico with the Columbian fans present to back her. She won the 125 in Cancun and followed that up with improbable finals in both Merida and Guadalajara. Big time pressure on her to defend points but banking on her to pull through.
MERIDA Emiliana Arango (+239) Arango hasn't won a set of tennis since October and the majority of last season was underwhelming. But the lone exception was when she played in Mexico with the Columbian fans present to back her. She won the 125 in Cancun and followed that up with improbable finals in both Merida and Guadalajara. Big time pressure on her to defend points but banking on her to pull through.
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#17
Quote Originally Posted by bringit:
MERIDA Emiliana Arango (+239) Arango hasn't won a set of tennis since October and the majority of last season was underwhelming. But the lone exception was when she played in Mexico with the Columbian fans present to back her. She won the 125 in Cancun and followed that up with improbable finals in both Merida and Guadalajara. Big time pressure on her to defend points but banking on her to pull through.
MERIDA Emiliana Arango (+239) Arango hasn't won a set of tennis since October and the majority of last season was underwhelming. But the lone exception was when she played in Mexico with the Columbian fans present to back her. She won the 125 in Cancun and followed that up with improbable finals in both Merida and Guadalajara. Big time pressure on her to defend points but banking on her to pull through.
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#24
Quote Originally Posted by wgomel21:
Prime time special. Renata Zarazua ML -140 Tossed a bread crumb on the veteran. Varvara Lepchenko ML +320
Prime time special. Renata Zarazua ML -140 Tossed a bread crumb on the veteran. Varvara Lepchenko ML +320
Our solid run ends. Multiple medical timeouts and she still prevails, meaning our luck appears to have changed; therefore, that is a wrap for me. Lord B will take it from here.
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